Microsoft has release Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14905 for PC AND Mobile to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring!   Improvements and fixes for PC fixed an issue causing a large blank space to appear between the address bar and web content after the address bar moves back to the top when opening a new tab in Microsoft Edge. updated Narrator Scan mode for table navigation to now support CTRL + ALT + HOME to go to the beginning of the table CTRL + ALT + END to go to the end of the table. Microsoft Edge now supports the CTRL + O keyboard shortcut for setting focus to the address bar. fixed an issue resulting in Sketchpad and Screen Sketch crashing after trying to change the ink color twice in a row when the ruler was visible.
Read more at https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/08/17/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-14905-for-pc-mobile/#5wsfRevky028qPk8.99

It appears the Windows team is ready or at least gearing up to release a new build to Insiders that follows the path of Redstone 2 development. A friend of the Windows Insider community Zac Bowden twitted an early screen grab of a new build title Windows 10 Insider Preview 14901 that is accompanying a Windows Defender update release.     via winbeta @ http://www.winbeta.org/news/first-windows-10-redstone-2-preview-release-appears-insiders-build-14901

We’ve all been waiting for Windows 10 1607 (anniversary edition) and now you don’t have to wait any longer, it’s available for download on Microsoft’s volume license service center.     and below you can see the filename of the 64 bit version of Windows 10 Enterprise, Version 1607 SW_DVD5_WIN_ENT_10_1607_64BIT_English_MLF_X21-07102.ISO   What about MSDN ?I’ve checked MSDN and I don’t see this release listed there yet, but maybe it’ll be there tomorrow, the latest version of Windows 10 on MSDN at the time of writing is dated April 2016. cheers niall

Today it has been exactly 1 year since Microsoft launched Windows 10. Microsoft released the first major update for Windows 10 in November. And on Tuesday – they will begin to roll out the Windows 10 Anniversary Update to over 350 million devices. They’ve had 3 major releases in 1 year which is pretty incredible. Microsoft have been amazed by how passionate Windows Insiders and fans have been. They’ve been so instrumental in helping us make a better Windows 10 and delivering what people want the most. Gabe Aul and Bill Karagounis talked a lot about the backstory behind getting the Windows Insider Program off the ground in their presentation at Build a few months ago. Dona Sarkar is going to talk about how Microsoft has grown and shaped the Windows Insider Program since the release of the Windows 10 November Update and what’s next as they continue to evolve the program!
Read more at https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/07/29/windows-insider-program-next/#windows-noob.com

Microsoft released Build 14393 for both PC and Mobile to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. This build includes a handful of new fixes to take note of: Improvements and fixes for PC We have improved the reliability of Start, Cortana, and Action Center. You should now be able to mount iPods as USB mass-storage devices. Improvements and fixes for Mobile We fixed an issue resulting in rapid battery drain when Visual Voicemail syncs voicemail messages on Dual SIM devices like the Lumia 950 XL. We also fixed an issue causing some battery drain on older devices like the Lumia 535, 640, 735, 830, 930 and Icon. We fixed the issue causing Voice Recorder to not show up consistently as an option for Call Recording. A app update was released last Friday that fixes this issue. Make sure you have the app version 10.1607.1931.0. We fixed several issues impacting Dual SIM capabilities. Using a device with two SIMs should work as it should. Known issues for PC We are aware of certain cases in which Surface Books and Surface Pro 4’s may bugcheck (bluescreen) due to a camera driver issue. An updated driver will roll-out via Windows Update soon that will fix this. After updating to this build (Build 14393), you should no longer experience bugchecks (bluescreens) due to a camera driver issue. The bad driver is removed on updating to this build and a new driver is rolling out via Windows Update.
Read more at https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/07/18/build14393